"trend match" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referring to fashion trends or popular trends in society that compliment or match one another. For example, you might say, "This season's fashion trend of metallic accents perfectly trend matches the growing popularity of silver jewelry."
But what I've shown here is a simulation with a random number generator of an AR-1 around a trend, where the trend matches the actual trend in the stock market.
As an intermediate fix to this problem, we find that the MievdH (n = 1.3) B(a) trend matches well with the R-G B(a) trend, establishing continuity in B(a) over its entire range.
By that time, Paulistano writers, led by Oswaldo de Andrade and Mário de Andrade, pushed the city into Brazil's intellectual forefront, a trend matched in painting and theatre.
The researchers said this trend matched computer simulations of how the region responds to increases in greenhouse-gas emissions, and appeared to be due to two factors: a weakening of winds that bring moisture-laden air from the Mediterranean and hotter temperatures that cause more evaporation.
IC gives the match magnitude, while CC deals with trend matching.
More importantly, the increasing trend matches well with the values obtained from the Hall effect measurement results (black).
Though the predicted temperatures are in average a few degrees too hot, the predicted temperature trend matches the observed temperature pattern shown by GeotIS.
From Figs. 2, 3, it is noticed that as time grows up, the number of failed machines (E[N tau )]) increases; this trend matches with the realistic situation also.
Although a new ABC News/Washington Post survey shows Obama's approval rating steady at 47 percent over the same time period, the Pew Research Center trend matches a drop in Obama's approval measured by most other national public opinion polls.
Examining the pattern of the means for a measure is necessary to determine whether the observed trend matches predictions.
